An employee arrived early to work and waited outside the closed gate. Around 5:30 AM the foreman arrived with the gate key. The employee got out and assisted the foreman on opening the gate. On the way back to their personal vehicle, the employee slipped on the gravel and fell onto the asphalt, breaking their right hip. The employee was not clocked in and not wearing work boots.
After replacing a screen cloth from a finishing screen, the employee felt pain in their upper/middle back.
While walking back to the workstation in the scale house, the employee tripped and fell on their right arm.
While loading haul trucks, a rock slid down from the pile and landed in the loader bucket, causing the rear to lift off the ground and return with force. The operator seat bottomed out, causing a back sprain.
Employee was descending the steps of the MMU when they lost footing on the bottom step, causing hand to slide down the handrail and them to fall over onto their side. Employee sustained a fractured left shoulder blade and a small cut on the head.
Employee cut his right leg with an olfa belt knife causing a two inch cut
Employee was attempting to fuel a gas-powered pressure washer. Engine caught fire burning the underside of his arms causing second degree burns.
Employee arrived at work on 3/27/12 and complained their back was hurting. Employee had been loading production haul trucks from muck pile the previous day using a Kamotsu 600 wheel loader.
Loader operator was dismounting from loader when his right hand slipped from handrail. Supv. saw the operator falling and broke the fall with his own body before he hit the ground. Employee stated he was okay, but was taken for medical exam. On 8-9-11 operator went to Dr. and was taken off work duty for two weeks.
The ground man was attempting to dislodge rock with a 5' pry bar. When the rock disloged, employee was unable to stop momentum of the bar and struck his left hand pinky finger. Employee was taken to emergency room for x-ray, which revealed a small-angulated fracture on the little finger of his left hand. Employee returned to work without restrictions.
At 7:45 a.m. on October 11,2004, employee with 18 months experience, was operating a 988 Loader moving shot rock to a dry area. Employee hit a pot hole causing him to get a catch in his back. Employee taken to the doctor and was given mediction and told to take 2 days off work.